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There's never been a look at the world's most mysterious continent quite like the documentary Antarctica: A Year on Ice.
The Top 25 Films of 2014
Our Film and Performing Arts Editor runs down the list of his top 25 films of 2014.
Exodus: Gods and Kings Review
There's nothing bad about Exodus: Gods and Kings, but there's nothing particularly original about it, either.
Top Five Review
Top Five is the best use of writer, director, and leading man Chris Rock's talents on the big screen to date.
Interview: Benedict Cumberbatch
We sit down with Benedict Cumberbatch to talk about playing Alan Turing in The Imitation Game
Murder of a Cat Review
The haphazard, misguided mystery comedy Murder of a Cat is in need of a full on personality transplant.
Bank$tas Review
It's hard to tell if the groan inducing Canadian comedy Bank$tas is stupid, lazy, or purposefully offensive.
Interview: Jean-Marc Vallée
We talk to Canadian director Jean-Marc Vallée about his work on his latest film, Wild.
This Week at The Bloor: 12/5/14
We look at this week's new Bloor documentaries, the mostly decent, but dry The Wandering Muse and the very problematic, but well meaning Awake: The Life of Yogananda.
Bad Turn Worse Review
The appropriately titled Bad Turn Worse feels like one of the substandard Tarantino knock-offs of the early 90s escaped from a bad movie asylum.
Wild Review
Canadian director Jean-Marc Vallée and leading actor Reese Witherspoon deliver some of the best work of their careers with the emotionally powerful Wild.
Gemma Bovery Review
Passable and slight for the most part, the romantic dramedy Gemma Bovery boasts one of the worst endings to a decent story in film history.
Copenhagen Review
With a purposefully controversial romance at it's heart, Copenhagen shows a lot of promise for everyone involved.
Serena Review
The Jennifer Lawrence and Bradley Cooper starring period drama Serena is the kind of trainwreck that only really talented people can make.
Fall Review
Fall is a fascinating character study about a true crisis of faith.